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RITCHIE &CAMPBELL. I
Gorgeous Display
arm.
New Fall DRESS 600DS
Now that our New Fall Dress. Goods have arrived, iron
had hotter make your choice at t,nee, before the best of
themhave been selected. One redeeming feature is that
our Dress Goods are all in short ends, so that yo and
your next door neighbor will not be dressed alike. Our
stock consists of .,Freugh Cheviots, Satin finished Broad-
cloths and Amazons,; New Pieneh Zihilines, Ver-et;ans,
Romespuns, Camels Hair Effects, Crepe-de•Chene, etc.,.
in a rich, assortment of colorings --all the newest shades
Onr
FRENCH FLANNELS, mostly aili n. Waist sPat•
terns, and are of the latest shades. Tun will not find it 0
difficult to be suited here.
PPESS TRIMMINGS We are showing ss
an ee
large range
GnOds of .German manufacture, in shades to match' the
fashionable Dress Goods. Unit a hundred different styles
to choose from, in band ernhrt idered Chifibn, Boltings,
Pearl. Trimmings, Sequins, Swiss.and De t'ails, Applique,
Hand Lunde Battenburg, etc.
ENatnine our stock before buying elsewhere •
-RITCHIE 8! CAMPBELL. $
► ory * ^sems, 1v
MINOR LOCALS.
..ofext iNlondny is.Labor Day.
=—P,.blio school will reopen on. Tues-
day next.
—Caterpillar tents on all trees should
Ise out off and burned.
—The fiarle warehouse at the chair
factory is being re -shingled.
J D. Ring, the well known shoe
manufactdrer, of Toronto,is dead.
—Send tbe Times to pro friend. 25e
will pay for it to January 1st, 1503,
—The date for tbe C. O. P. •concert
seas been set for Friday, October 17th.
--Regular monthly meeting of the
Town Comical oft Monday evening next.
--Regelar meeting of Court Maitland,
will be hold Friday evening',of
this week.
--Mr. W. A. Jobns is beautifying his
dwelling house by applying a fresh coat
of paint..
—Mr. Alex- Houser. Division Court
Clerk at Brussels, died suddenly on.
L,'nesday.
—Apple's, beitig shipped from here
to the "Soo.',' They are sent by boat
Irani kirlcarafue. • "
-Mr. D. D 'McDonald, of town,sbipp-
ed a car load of hogs from Bluevale to
Toronto on Friday.
—The Park House property has been
purchased by Mr. D. Bell, music dealer
The price paid was $1,500.
—Turnberry 'Township Council will
meet at the Clerk's office in Bluevale,
on Saturday of this week.
—Mrs. Jas. Moltelviehasbeen serious-
ly ill for a few days. The TIMES hopes
she may have a speedy reeovery.
—The brick has arrived for Mr. Wm.
Button's new residence and the brick-
layers will commence work in a few
days.
_y
this Week and next
We will have shipments
of fresh
Peaches
Thimble
Dettories
Tomatoes
and all sorts of vege'
tables.
Our prices are right.
Tian Tines is sorry to hear of the seri-
ous illness of lairs Delaney, wife of P.
Delaney, G. T. R. section foreman.
—Flax -pulling is over for this season
and threshing is now in full swing at the
mill here. Spreading is also now in
order.
—Mrs.Gudfrey, wife of Robt.Godfrey.
and mother of Dr. Godfrey, formerly of
Belgrave. died n.t her home in Toronto
on Tnesday of last week.
--We will send tbe Toles to any
address ie. Canada or the United States
for the balauco of 1909 for 25' Dents.
Send it to yore absent friends.
—On Monday, Mr. D. E. MoDonnlcl,
of town, and Mr. John Shiell, of East
Wawanosh, each shipped a car load of
cattle per C; P. R. to Torouto.
— Holt. G. W. Ross, Premier of On-
tario, arrived home on Saturday even-
ing from his trip to Epgland, where he
spent a iery pleasant holiday.
—The first 'shipment of lambs to Buf-
falo from this section"will be made to-
day. Messrs. D, E. McDonald and D.
Stewart are eaoh shipping a car load.
—Mr. John Aldridge, of Toronto, who
was one; of thaeontractors who built the
Iron Works huiklinge, has been elected
President of the Sons of Euglaud of Can.
ada.
— Dr. J. S. Jerome has purchased Mr,
John Kelly's residence in Blyth for the
sum of $1450. Dr. 7erome will
move his family from Wingham to
Blyth.
--MaT.hos McDowall,wlro was one of
the contractors tot -building the Welling.
ton, Grey, and Bruce railway, cried at
his borne in Owen Sound, on Saturday,
aged 84 years.
—Work on the new Vanstone-Griffin
block is now being unshed along very
rapidly. The brick work on the second
story of the Vanstone part of the build-
ing is now about completed.
—The following parties left Glens nna n'
on Thursday last on the harvesters'
exear5i.On to the `gest:—Mies Katie Tats-
ler, T te1co]m Aitken, Alex Cameron, W.
T. Campbell and H. Abraham.
--Two rinks from Brussels and two
rinita from Kincardine had a game of
bowling with four rinks of the Winglient
players yesterday afternoon. We could
not get the score for this issue.
- P. ev.T)r.iltorgan Woorl,of Clevelanel,
Olde, formerly pastor of the Bond street
Congregational Chnreh, Toronto, and
who has lectured to Wingham audiences,
will, it is said, run for Congress.
---I'or t]te Labor clay holidays the rail•
ways
v1i1 issue uc single
first-rinss tickets
anywhere in Canada, smolt going* on
Angubt seta, 31st and September 1st,
value returning on September end.
SITE WINGRRAJ't AUGUST 'SRA 1902.
—Mawr of the %oleo in tide aticti(att' 0 P '
U P 'O R You R
eat.leehlegoflmr. ms,Holes iNSPECTION
11. THIS WEEK:
lied nes, has hem appointed au issuer of
marriage iheet>ses.
--This week we have had splendid
weather for harvesting Had belauess liar
bean very quiet in.. town.
.=-Rumor lies: it that Willebant is tc)
have" new industry in the neer future.
We hope to give pptirttcelars in tt few
weeks.
,--1►Tany of our advertisers have new
Marts. in this issue. It will pay our
readers, to examine the advts. iu every
Issue of 'i'iin lastE,S.
--The Runieus,. parson, McKee 'Co's
general stock at Lopdott, amounting to
over $03,000, has been sold to T. P. Mugs
-
mill &Sou at uS Gents uu the .duper,
---D.r,J,J.Bliiott has been seriously h11
shies he weut out' West-. We are pleas,
ed to learn that Airs. Lrllhatthas x4'cei ed
letter news to the efieet that. O. J. is
now fwproviug nicely. We hope he
way come home fully restored to good
health,
--The .following are among the
passengers, ticketed by Messrs: Hol Ines
tic Holmes this week. They took boat
from Kiucardino:—Mr, and Mrs. Wni,
Elliott. of Glenauaau, to. the "Soo" stud
Ataska, 1Vlioh, Mr. mud Mrs, Elliott
• will returu Dome via, Port Huron..
Messrs, Alfred Elliott and Root. Cruick-
shank went to the "Soo."
—A despatch front Stratford, on Sat•
utility last says "The schools in the
rural sections opened ou Monday.. Me.
irwiu, school inspector for the couut!‘ of
Perth reports the unprecedeuted fact
that ntauv of the trustees audit difficulty.
in obtaining teachers.. Ln fact many
sphouls have no teachers to open the
terns with. The rsas)o given 1s the
small salaries paid ii the county, whioh
drivts the teachers to other vucatiotls,
especially the wren.
CHURCH NOTES.
The official board of the Ethel metho-
dist church has decided to pay Rev. Mr,
Wells, their pastor, yi1.00 a year.
Rev. Father J. J, Hinebey, rector of
St. Joseph's. church, Hamilton, for 13
years, a man popular with all classes
and creeds, died Friday.
Rev. Crossley anti Hueter will come
lneuee' a series of evangelistic services in
the Agricultural Hall at Dungannon, on
Sunday next. See Dungaunou news in.
this issue.
Londesboro' Methodists intend to pe-
tition Conference to have that place set,
apart as ti station and to have Xinbnrn
appolntllteut attached to an adjoining
circuit.
Last Sunday, Rey. C. C. Keine, of
Whiteohitrch, conducted. the services in
the Methodist church. Next Sunday,
Rev. A. H. Brown,B. A.. B. D., of Bel-
grave, will take the services in this
church. r
Rev, J. L. Murray and the daughter
of Seneca Jones were married at Hami-
lton Thursday. They sail for Europe
October 4; then to India at Bangalore
where Mr. Murray will act as foreign
secretary of the International committee
of the Y. M. C. A.
—The Dodsworth farm on the Base
line, Hullett, bas been rented to Mr.
Edmanson, of Goderich township, for
five VON, at about 01•?:i it year. It con -
ins 85 acres `anti is It good farm, but
has been somewhat neglected.
..--The Wingham laundry will shortly
be moved to the building on Victoria
st.,recently set a toed by R. W. Runci-
man as a machine shop. Mr, Runci-
man had him own building, e, i'ew doors
west of his former attnriI. the tip, sand
litter marr'e'd his n w winery thereto.
, District Fall fairs
Wingltnm, Sept. 25-20..
Teeswnter, Sept. 24-25.
Dungannon, Oct. 9-10.
BIyth, Oct. 7-8.
Brussel„ Oct. 2-3.
Walkerton, Sept. 17-18.
Stratford, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Listowel, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Goderich, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Seafortn, Sept. 25-20.
London, Sept. 12.20.
Toronto, Sept. 1-13.
Atwood, Oct. 7-8.
Kincardine, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Mildmay, Sept. 22-23.
rordwiob, Oot: 4.
Belgrave, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1,
Clifford, Oot.8-9.
A traveller who arrived in Toronto
on Friday night, reported that an.
inch of snow fell in Orangevilla ou
Thursday evening. The officials at
the Observatory discredit the report,
nc).t pc.
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Wzs'tr.ANS.—Iul`urnberry on Aug. 21st the
wife of Wm. Westlake ; tt daughter.
i1tcKi ty,— 2n Culros', Aug. 7, the wife of Jas.
MCI in;asoa.
Oau.--In Kinloss, .Aug, 10, the wife of Win.
Orr : n son.
"rittar.F a.— In Culross, Aug, 13, the wife of
Albert Thacker adaughter.
W.i,nan In Cniross. Aug. 15, the wifo of
Geo, Waugh; a son. 5:
Tit nr r - In'.r'eestvatlr, Aug. i;, tress wife of
Thos Kelly; a slaughter.
li'teDot3 Ar a. --At lol tntal1,;a sonon A,tuaist lath, the
wife of ,Tenor :3 McDnalel
Anaiovn.--In Winglutin, on August 15th, the
wife of Wm. Armour; a sort.
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JF:C.•t•;T:—.1 t,t7 itip S —Ab Sattit $tt . i4laril', on
tttttive '41st 1,v 1 r v. J. ,Allen, ti A., Atnr,s
nt en v alt and •"odes' 1, tr r •; ivel ,
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TAwstts ;+fAelf t', --,Attie ntan5e,Seaforth,
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RIGHT FROM THE.FAOTORY
A man who respect hien,
self is generally correctly
attired.
To always be correctly attired you
must buy only such clothing as will
retain its respectable appearance to
the last.
The right finish of seams is one 01
tete many reasons why
invariably ,succeeds in pleasing its.
purchaser, ,
Every seam that might ravel is
overcast—that is, it is neatly sewed
over and over, so that ravelling
is impossible.
This is only one of the fine points
of Shorey Clothing. Another is
their satistaction guarantee.
We sell Shorey's Clothing. We
can find no better,
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Jeer. tt to Miss t'lu Tian t Juit suet, formerly
en August. liev, V. II. Larkin, Mr,
henty 1=,I.laet. of i4lytu. to Mrs. Margaret
14tarlt t t o: Mit{ h Ii.
TeeitSe .-•-Or.ive u.—I.i it s,.els, on Augtwt
'!ltlt.it tl a•.ragide ne n' 1=tt b"idc"A T);,yentas.
r 1,v Its v , T. \L c stet l o e s tits \i m. 'rltomaon,
i nierelutnt, of The salt :t Algoma, tr,•Miai Eri2:i
Helen, reaue'ht, r u° -;f '. s.+td 511m. fauns ()lirc•r,
T3tu>.v :.,
1)Tr;1i
Bl;c state:' -At the t', .. cl -n.' ' o, hr•r son, U,.o.
Ik.'kot, Ilowi k nhcl Mint•, towulin,•, on
14th Att4;uet, l e> r. Annie \fa::.rt ?seeker, Mt;ed
i 0ytar
EMtr,lt.---Ir lilytll, on _4u+,n' t 14th, Mr, T n wo
EntiRli, aged ;3: t'i'ers, a tuuntltsnnd 22 elnyrt,
lfrt1A:A. In Toren `... oa Anr it:t' IOtli, AIr.
'Wm. McUAA, laf • „ 1 rmtindt ills, ils his toeft
> yrMr.
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an•,.h, Kn. Alm.;.1t,
15 th..r'niui 1 turd', a,a' 1 tS ye trA, n,tmnlitIes :ns4
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TH9 C!flock,
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNnERTAKKRS. WINGHANI.
!slight calfs el. Button Block, or Fifth
door sootb or :t:phnol, kloube. Shop op-
posite Macdonald block..
SITUATIONS. VACANT.
Two enerpetie crnvatt•;Prs and agents wanted ,
(male or female), for netvpublication in Wing -
ham. Nice employment and liberal terms to
right parties. Need not necessarily . interfere
with other employment. Eonceto
Sr HOLMES,
RV.
Rv. & 8. 8. Ticic't A; t.'i'ar and General Exch:
Office. Cor. Maple and Main rets.
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T. J..IVMAGITIRE
ACCOUNTANT, PEAL ESTATE,
INSURANOE AND: LOAN AGENT.
Accounts Bents and,Notes Collected. Con-
veyancing gone -
OFFIdk—Over D. M..Gordon's store.
RESILENOE Leotlplt0stri'et.
HOLMES, & HOLMES
Railway and steamst,ip Ticket Agency
and General'11xc)iange Ofnce.
WINGHAM" ONT.
Finest and shortest Routes to Cleveland, Ohio,
and all. points.
Wingliam to Cleveland - 33.05, Return $13.05
Wingham to Detroit - 2.05, Return. 4.50
Lowest rates to The "Soo" and }i11 points
north and west and New Ontario.
All these rated are First Class.
Second Ciasti 'rates lower still,
Stop- over privileges allowed.
Lowest rates to Europe. Reduced winter
rates by Elder, Dempster and Co's. lines now
in force. Everybody should travel
Apply to—
HOLME$.. et HOLMES
Winghant, Ont.
Cosi and Wood
T. CHISHOLM, J. S. CHISHOLM
1C, a., n.n., C.M..i1I C.P.b.O ani, atD,CAt„ At C P 5 0.
CHISHOLM & CHISHOLM
PHYSICIANS, SU 1GEOXS, ETC.
0retco—Chisholm B1ocic,.Josephine streotc
REtttnr.son—In rear of block, on Patrick bt.,
where night calls will be answered.
MISS DELIA SPARING
A. T. C. M.
Teacher of Piano, Theory and Fletcher Music
Methal, Simplex and Kindergarten.
Pipits prepared for Conservatory examina-
tions.
WOTICE
CLOSING.
We, the undersigned
agree to close, our orhve.,
July and August as fo11c
2 p. in. and on other de:
oz this to appear in both
' 12. VANSTONE.
DICKINSON'
HOLMES, CI.AR
etvyers, of \vinghnnt,
during tae months of
-On Saturdays at
at 4 p. m. A notice
Deal newspapers.
J. A. MORTON.
HOLMES.
:E .& HOLMES.
S2-iORTHAND . .
BOOK-KEEPING
Bushiest; Law, Writing, Correspond-
ence, Typeavritiuc , etc., thoroughly
taught by experienced teachers at the
Forest City Business and Shore
hand College, - London, Ont.
We have no difficulty in placing Pom-
petent pupils in good positions. Col1eee
re -opens Sept. 2. Send for Cataloanes.
3. W. WESTERVILT, - Principal.
rr WILL DAY YO
We have now on hand a
large stock of both Coal and Wood.
Orders left with us will receive
prompt attention.
Flour and Feed
This is the place to buy your
, Flour, Deed, Ilay, Seeds,. etc.
We will be pleased to fill your
orders.
'Phone 3:2.
•ckssEis & CkRR
W4ITI.,
No need to go to Toronto for goods.
Net week we will surprise you. Having
bought a double quantity of High -Class
Furniture just before, the recent advance in
factory prices, we are happily able to give
excellent bargains in new and stylish
designs in BEDROOM SUITES.
We were also' fortunate in securing Ave
more of those $ 17,oa Bedroom Suites
that have become so popular.
BALL, lBROS.,
Rn$IDI KQCE----PAT1ttOII ST.,
S. c#rneev's former, residence,
where night cells will receive
prompt attention.
Furniture Dealers
And Undertakers
WIngham-TheTrading doe, Ltd,
SELLS GOOD MERCHANDISE AT RICHT PRICES
Our aim is to sell the best goods we can get for the.
least money. We have
New Table Linens • from 20e to $1.25 a yard.
New Towelings from 5c to 12?;o a yard.
New Shirtings. from 5c to 15e a yard,
Nevi' Cottons from 5c to toe a• yard.
New Cottonades, Denims, . Moleskins,
New Tweed and Worsted Battings, $10 to $20 a suit_
New Shirts, Ties, Collars, Braces, Soeks, Sweaters,,
Shirts and Drawers, Bats, Caps, Flannellettes,
Wrappereltes, American Ducks for ladies' skirts„
Boys' Suits, Blouses, ete,
Now White Quilts, Damask, Chenile and Lace Curtains.
New Art Mushns Se, Silkalenes 12?Fe to 15e a yard..
St'teens in black and colors.
We cannot tell you in this small space about our
Clothing,Carpets,Oilcloths, Underclothing. %tacks of
., Prints, stacks of Dress Goods, Black Serges, lovely
Embroideries at 5c a yard, stacks of Gloves,
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, etc., etc.
Successors to T. A. MILLS. WINGHAM.
New Dress ,G ods
s
or i
We're enthusiastic' about our showing of New Goods, It easily or-
passe3 any previous efforts we've made. Richer is quality, more complete -
assortments with the price representing bigger money's worth than ever.
before.
Our French flannels and French Cashmeres for waists have arrived.
There are dozensof varieties and all come in short lengths—so they will
not be common- These 'make danity waists and wear splendidly.
Gordon's Swell Fall Coats have arrived, 'Buy your coat here and you
will get the most stylish, best made, and finest cloth that it 'is possible to •
purchase for a reasonable amount of money, we've sold coats for 17 years
in Wingham, guess our experienceshould benefit you when baying.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Homespuns for Suitings, in brown,
grey, blue and black shades, 42 in
wide, special at 60c
Extra Heavy Weight Homespuns to
be made up without lining, 50 in
wide, special at 755c
Freneh Zibeline, one of the very
swellest Dress Goods,in all shades-
from
hadesfrom GOc to ;11.35"
A. big range in Datlhsirs, Cheviots,
Serges,Broadelothsai d pashmeres
- in all shales And prices
BLACK DRESS ROODS.
Title Alexandra Cord, , perfect dye,
splendid wearer, 46 in wide special
at $1.00
Englislx rolilius,very desirable goods
for stylish dresses 85c to $1,75
All Wool Coating Serge, warranted
fast dye, good weight, 46 in wide,
special at 60o
Pebble Cheviot Cloth, New York's
newest weave, vary stylish,special
itt 85c
BEST Ila THE END When The -ell Rings
The Canada ` us tress College
CHATH
Hasits annual a. issued Till. U
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daring la. year. 2h
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you think of it t' The
year was 01 and foe
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list students mir,.tt. placed
Amber is :p.m! What do
umber for the previous
lie year pt a see cling that,
z D Uot'., tit. mak ,etnt morsel: soul in-
ereusing deem.l not '4411 yousomething t
Pali Teras tlpene',Tuesday, i.ept. ^-nth
It interested, wri,eT for 1;st and handsome
e atalogne.
1). `tei..SV1lLA`( .t t i., t .,.•,.acs, tint. ,
Cook's aottz Root Coni fo'ttlt$
Is succea;?ft,ily urea men tidy by over
10.000LadieA. Safe. efreetual. Le dies ask
yyour druggist for Cooks Cotton Raft Com-
iminnKtte.uors.,la find
imiiatitither,
. rll Mixtures.
FioI.$1 err
box, No, 71,10degree r-rronrer.$3per box. No.
1 or 2. Mailed on rect.!" t of y,rir•.' And two 11 -stat
Stamps Chia 'Cook Company 'Windsor, Ont.
-Nom and 24a,danb reeotnmendedby all
usibl Dru sts I ' Cr, ads.
: ret >x
l(e,.1 and 2 oro sold in Whigitntn les A. L.
Ctamilt'rn CI linA Campbell, R. A, 1. uagl5Ms
and J. it pati i:t Dru, gca•ts,
School starts with the ring of the bell. how's the Boys Clothes. If
there is anything in the world that will make going to school easy for the.
average boy, it's a new suit. We have studied• the school suit problelli
from the parents side as well as from the store standpoint. We find that
the Lion Breed fills a long felt want ---
made from darable Tweeds, well li ed
n 11 have 3i'
andw e made- - Coats 1a x h
facings---} niekers double seats • and
double' knees ---Outwears two ordinary*
suits, and the price is very low. Once
a customer, always a customer. We
are the selling agents in this place.
Direct Importer-
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